STELLATE Golf Rangefinder Slope Adjustment Technology, Jolt, Flag Lock, 500-600 Yard Distance,Laser Digital Range Finder

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SLOPE / ANGLE COMPENSATION MODE - Only the best golf rangefinders will calculate for slope. Whether your shot is from the tee box or somewhere on the fairway, it helps to know the distance to the green and better yet, the cup. Our rangefinder has a 7-degree field angle to measure the slope of the ground, so you know which driver to use and how far the ball needs to go. If you're playing in a tournament, you can easily turn this feature off
CONTINUOUS SCAN WITH JOLT VIBE - Depending on the level of golf you play and the par of the hole, you may need to take a reading several times as you move from the teeing mound, to the fairway, through the rough (we hope not) and onto the green. At Stellate, we want to make your game better and easier. This range finder buddy continually scans as you move.
SUPERIOR OPTICS - The HD high definition monocular + 5 diopter lens is a multi-layer coated optical glass that provides for not only a much more clear visual experience but a high degree of accuracy while calculating the distance to the flag, whether you're playing in the sun, clouds, rain or fog. And the control button printed circuit board means the rangefinder will deliver you fast results when you push the button.
MEASURES DISTANCE UP TO 600 YARDS - You will be able to rely on more than your judgement and the experience of your caddy. Being able to scope the distance to the flag can make or break the game. Whether you're a pro looking to make a slight adjustment, or an intermediate looking to improve and become a scratch golfer, this is something you need to keep in your bag so it's always with you on the course.
GET FAMILIAR WITH YOUR RANGEFINDER - If you've never used a range finder to play a round of golf, you'll want to take some time to practice with it. To begin with, this is a little different than one used for hunting, archery, or target practice. It comes with features specific to golfing. The first time you use it, measure the distance the way you always have, and then measure it with the rangefinder. Once you're confident in its distance readings, you'll wonder how you ever did without it.